CDiablo said:
Im reading a few of the reviews here and I dont a lot of the complaints you listed. I see:
-Game plays like RE 4 without any of the more modern controls that have built off(and made better) that style of game play.(poor controls)
Lack of 'modern' controlls dont stop RE4 to still be one of the best (or THE best for many) 3rd person action/horror games even by today standards. RE6 is about as modern and 'free flow' as you can get and it is by far the worst mainline RE game.
-Terrible plot(classic RE if you ask me)
Plot was never a big deal in Mikami games. Attacking a plot in Mikami's games holds about the same wieght as attacking a plot in Mario game does
-As many enjoyable parts as their are terrible parts
This is simply not true. I've heard people complaining the first few chapers are slow and dragging but the game really takes off in the 3rd chapter and that the pacing is excellent (which is very hard to achieve in horror games) Also, there is no filler in the game as well and its over 15 hours long
-Broken camera
Judging from the videos, its a standard camera for a 3rd person game. Maybe the reviewers got themselves into a bad position and camera angle suffered as a result? This can be found in almost any game
-Buggy
-Inconsistant framerate(on PS4 of all places, so you can imagine how it is on last gen)
These are legitamte, fair complaints
-Trial and error deaths(gotcha! deaths)
A few complained difficulty, but it wasnt nearly by all reviewers. You cant make the arguement that: on its own/under these theoritical circumstances this game would be viewed as great. The only way you can view a game is in relativity to where it is actually released.
I agree with this
I'll get the game when it is <$20. I cant pay full price for games that have season passes.
You dont have to get season passes or any DLC and this game is already 15+ hours long and people have praised its replayability so the value is definitely there
|